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Frank A, Zanotti

Hi,
I have a question on GPO's (Linked to an OU as an example). If I have a
GPO configured using (Computer Configuration) this means that the OU I have
the GPO linked to has to contain the computer. If I have a GPO configured
using (User Configuration) this means that the OU I have the GPO linked to
has to contain the user. If I have a GPO configured using (Computer
Configuration and User Configuration) this means that the OU I have the GPO
linked to has to contain the computer and the user. Is this the correct way
to look at this.
Thanks in advance
Frank A, Zanotti
(e-mail address removed)
 
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a-chadl [MSFT]

| Hi,
| I have a question on GPO's (Linked to an OU as an example). If I have
a
| GPO configured using (Computer Configuration) this means that the OU I
have
| the GPO linked to has to contain the computer. If I have a GPO configured
| using (User Configuration) this means that the OU I have the GPO linked to
| has to contain the user. If I have a GPO configured using (Computer
| Configuration and User Configuration) this means that the OU I have the
GPO
| linked to has to contain the computer and the user. Is this the correct
way
| to look at this.
| Thanks in advance
| Frank A, Zanotti
| (e-mail address removed)
|
|
|

Yes, you are correct

Chad A. Lacy
Windows 2000 Directory Services

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